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how can i add a trust site seal on my site?
How can I add a trusted site seal to my site?
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Hi Debbie
Yola has integrated with a service called TRUSTe. They help you develop a privacy policy and in return you get to place their seal on your site.
You can access TRUSTe by opening the "Advanced " folder in the properties sidebar. Drag and drop the widget onto your page, go to their site to set everything up and then paste the code into the box provided and you will have your own TRUSTe seal.
I hope this allows you to achieve what you had in mind. If not, please let us know.
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Inappropriate?Hi Debbie
Yola has integrated with a service called TRUSTe. They help you develop a privacy policy and in return you get to place their seal on your site.
You can access TRUSTe by opening the "Advanced " folder in the properties sidebar. Drag and drop the widget onto your page, go to their site to set everything up and then paste the code into the box provided and you will have your own TRUSTe seal.
I hope this allows you to achieve what you had in mind. If not, please let us know.
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Inappropriate?I don't think he's referring to TRUSTe. TRUSTe is a photo and video thing right? I think he's referring to letting people know his site is safe (trusted) unless I'm wrong. I've seen these on a very few sites. I think to get a "Trusted" site seal your site has to work with https - (s) meaning safe or secure content and I'm not sure entirely how to do that. I just checked and my site does NOT work with https so you might have to register with some kind of organization. I could be wrong but I believe if you're site is opened in https then all tracking codes are disabled or downgraded meaning IP addresses and email addresses aren't recorded as well as user's preferences based on cookies which could cause adsense not to show relevant ads to their preferences although the ads will still show relevant ads based on the page's content just as one downfall of https but like I said, I could be wrong.1 Comment Add a comment
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TRUSTe is not a "photo and video thing" Donald!! For more info on TRUSTe, please refer to here: TRUSte
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Inappropriate?My site is certified through godaddy.com and because of that I get a badge to put on my site that indicates it's certified which I guess could give visitors a little bit of comfortness although I'm not entirely sure what the certification is for.
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